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National Strategy on Artificial Intelligence
The Strategy is focused on leveraging AI for inclusive growth in line with the Government policy of "Sabka Saath Sabka Vikas" to develop the research ecosystem, promote adoption and address AI skills in the population. The strategy also flags issues such as ethics, bias and privacy issues relating to AI, and envisions the government promoting research in technology to address these concerns. The strategy focuses on agriculture, health and education, where public investment would be necessary.
Start year: 2018
Country/Organisation: India
TiNAI (Tamil Nadu Land Use Information System) (Subnational: Tamil Nadu State)
TiNAI (Tamil Nadu Land Use Information System) is an AI-enabled geospatial and Digital Twin platform designed to support evidence-based land-use planning. It uses artificial intelligence to analyse multi-sector data and generate clear insights that help policymakers understand climate, urban, and environmental challenges. The platform was created to address fragmented data and improve coordinated, transparent decision-making across sectors.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: India
MoU on Cooperation in the Fields of Digital Development between Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, India and Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs, Indonesia.
The MoU outlines several key areas of cooperation, including the development of emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT), and digital infrastructure.
Start year: 2025
Country/Organisation: India
Srijan/YuvAI
The Center will empower students and young developers to leverage AI for real-world problem-solving, targeting key sectors like education, mobility, and healthcare.
Start year: 2024
Country/Organisation: India
Airawat
India's AI supercomputer AIRAWAT, ranked No. 75 globally in the Top 500 Supercomputing List (ISC 2023), showcases a significant advancement in AI and computational research.
Start year: 2024
Country/Organisation: India


























